FOLK DESIGN | Narodoznavchi Zoshyty

Abstrakt. The usage of widespread in our days notion is under investigation. It appeared for the first time in the Soviet professional Art’ magazines of the 1960-s, as a metaphor, having in mind not ornamented items of the folk art with predomination of practical function. Finally, this expression had changed its meaning in the mass media to the quite opposite — the modern stylization in the traditional manner.

Keywords: Decor, Design, Ethnical Trends in Fashion, Folk Art, Folk Design, Making, Stylization, Traditional Art

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